Use the previously imported database (wallets).
Show everybody from Greece with more than 500 BTC with named columns
SELECT first_name AS first_name, last_name AS last_name, btc AS btc_amount
FROM wallet_addr WHERE country = 'Greece' AND btc > 500;Show a new column with the sum of BTC
SELECT first_name AS first_name,
last_name AS last_name,
btc AS btc_amount,
btc + 100 AS btc_amount_plus_100
FROM wallet_addr;Create a temporary table with the previous query and show the result from the temporary table
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE temp_wallet_addr_plus_100 AS SELECT
first_name,
last_name,
btc + 100 AS btc_amount_plus_100
FROM
wallet_addr;
-- Show the result from the temporary table
SELECT
*
FROM
temp_wallet_addr_plus_100;Create a new table with the previous query
CREATE TABLE wallet_addr_plus_100 AS SELECT
first_name,
last_name,
btc + 100 AS btc_amount_plus_100
FROM
wallet_addr;Create a new table with the previous query but with a primary key
CREATE TABLE wallet_addr_plus_100_with_id (
id INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
first_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
last_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
btc_amount_plus_100 DECIMAL(12, 7) NOT NULL
) ;
INSERT INTO wallet_addr_plus_100_with_id (first_name, last_name, btc_amount_plus_100)
SELECT
first_name,
last_name,
btc + 100 AS btc_amount_plus_100
FROM
wallet_addr;Dialect note:
- MySQL/MariaDB: replace identity with
id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY. - Microsoft SQL Server: replace identity with
id INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY. Delete data from the tablewallet_addr_plus_100where name starts with 'Cl'
DELETE FROM wallet_addr_plus_100 WHERE first_name LIKE 'Cl%';Update the table wallet_addr_plus_100 where the name starts with 'A' to have 200 BTC
UPDATE wallet_addr_plus_100 SET btc_amount_plus_100 = 200 WHERE first_name LIKE 'A%';
-- Show where we have updated the BTC amount
SELECT * FROM wallet_addr_plus_100 WHERE btc_amount_plus_100 = 200;